The answers to these questions and many more are explored in Frogs: Awesome Amphibians which examines all aspects of the frog’s life – from habitat, to anatomy and the threats the frog species faces.

The book includes dozens of beautiful photographs of frogs from around the world, some froggy tales and lots of interesting froggy facts.

Frogs: Awesome Amphibians is a handy reference for the classroom, or for anyone with an interest in these fascinating creatures.

Author: Sally Murphy

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A great resource for the library!

The Endangered Animals Resource Book contains over 60 pages with illustrated sections. It explores the reasons why some animals have become endangered and outlines conservation efforts to protect the animals from extinction. There are several fact pages on the “famous” endangered species such as the giant panda, the rhinoceros and the whale, however, there is also a strong emphasis on some of the lesser known endangered species, such as the leafy sea dragon, the manatee, the harlequin frog and the northern hairy-nosed wombat.

The Endangered Animals Resource Book is part of the Activities for Young Learners Series and is designed to be used with the Endangered Animals Activity Book (BLM).

Author: Jane Bourke

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Evaluation checklists are included at the end of various sections to measure students’ understanding of concepts and mastery of skills. Integrated Themes: Animals contains sections on pets, farm animals, insects and spiders, wild animals, Australian animals and imaginary animals.

Author: Pam Portman

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Each activity page is paired with a page of notes for the teacher. These notes include: ideas for introducing each activity, background information, answers and possible student responses and extension activities.

Junior Scientists Book 3 is the third book in a three part Science Series which explores four areas of science: biology, physics, chemistry and earth and space. It is a ‘must have’ resource for any Year 3 teacher.

Author: Yolanda Cool

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Each activity page is paired with a page of notes for the teacher. These notes include: ideas for introducing each activity, background information, answers and possible student responses and extension activities.

Junior Scientists Book 2 is the second book in a three part Science Series which explores four areas of science: biology, physics, chemistry and earth and space. It is a ‘must have’ resource for any Year 2 teacher.

Author: Yolanda Cool

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Each activity page is paired with a page of notes for the teacher. These notes include: ideas for introducing each activity, background information, answers and possible student responses and extension activities.

Junior Scientists Book 1 is the first book in a three part Science Series which explores four areas of science: biology, physics, chemistry and earth and space. It is a ‘must have’ resource for any Year 1 teacher.

Author: Yolanda Cool

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Earth and Life Science Series: Creepy Crawlies approaches the main theme of Creepy Crawlies from two aspects:

1. By including sets of resource notes that provide background knowledge to the activities presented on the worksheet. These notes can be photocopied and used by children as they attempt the activity page, and their use will allow teachers to relate the class science program to the language program.
2. By requiring children to use traditional print related reference materials to complete the set tasks on the sheets. Tasks in this section are of a more general nature but children will find them as stimulating and interesting as those in the first section, particularly when combined with a science investigation theme.

Author: Kellie Lloyd

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Earth and Life Science Series: My Body approaches the main theme of My Body from two aspects:

1. By including sets of resource notes that provide background knowledge to the activities presented on the worksheet. These notes can be photocopied and used by children as they attempt the activity page, and their use will allow teachers to relate the class science program to the language program.
2. By requiring children to use traditional print related reference materials to complete the set tasks on the sheets. Tasks in this section are of a more general nature but children will find them as stimulating and interesting as those in the first section, particularly when combined with a science investigation theme.

Author: Judy Gabrovec

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• By including sets of resource notes that provide background knowledge to the activities presented on the worksheet. These notes can be photocopied and used by children as they attempt the activity page, and their use will allow teachers to relate the class science program to the language program.
• By requiring children to use traditional print related reference materials to complete the set tasks on the sheets. Tasks in this section are of a more general nature but children will find them as stimulating and interesting as those in the first section, particularly when combined with a science investigation theme.

Author: Judy Gabrovec

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Earth and Life Science Series: Animals approaches the main theme of animals from two aspects:

1. By including sets of resource notes that provide background knowledge to the activities presented on the worksheet. These notes can be photocopied and used by children as they attempt the activity page, and their use will allow teachers to relate the class science program to the language program.
2. By requiring children to use traditional print related reference materials to complete the set tasks on the sheets. Tasks in this section are of a more general nature but children will find them as stimulating and interesting as those in the first section, particularly when combined with a science investigation theme.

Authors: Jane Bourke and Judy Gabrovec

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